Adrianas Llama

indeed. it was almost a triple shameage...

it never happened

let us never speak of it again

:| speak of what! nothing to talk about *laughs nervously*

I want a return of the Adri and ze Fish siggy.

*points to the hardrive which wont connect up to my new computer* go fetch

Boo ze new computer!

boo indeed :| all my fucking stuff.

say one word about backup and i will dangle you over the side of my thread by the balls

I will pretend that ze notion of back-ups is foreign to me.

So, not wanting to salt ze wound, but how come the drive wont connect to the new computer?

i dunno, its wierd, it has a complete shit. i think its because im trying to make a main drive a slave drive or something.. i dunno i just want my crap back

Is the old disk serial ata of parallel ata?

theyre both the sameish i think and no i didnt not put it together by myself as you can imagine

theyre both the sameish i think

So they both have the smaller, thinner cables and connectors?

Then its probably just the fact that you have to change the jumpers on the old disk. If the old disk was master in your old computer, you'll need to change the jumpers to slave mode.

On second thought, if they are Sata disks, normally changing the jumper settings isn't required on the disks themselves. Most of the master/slave problems related to jumper settings are with IDE disks.

Some sata disks require changing the jumper settings on your motherboard, or some BIOS tweaking.

Assuming your current active disk is a sata, the jumper setting on the motherboard shouldn't be the problem. So probably some setting in your BIOS is flawed.

Demand that who ever sold you your new computer digs through your BIOS settings!

Oooh, Lee! Just thought of something else. Is the old disk currently connected to your computer?

:rofl: @ Lee&Nicole

i know i should kill you but the whole conversation just cracked me up so instead i'm gonna say thank you

:shock:

:rofl: @ Lee&Nicole

i know i should kill you but the whole conversation just cracked me up so instead i'm gonna say thank you

Just be thankful we edited out the REALLY bad parts

and hervey i think theres some like.. hmm. i think the problem might be that windows is installed on both drives im guessing the problem might be easily fixed but im too anxious to do anything that might jeapordise my data.

Oh and let's not forget I have to spam this thread too